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A guide to the UK variant fuelling Thailand’s third wave of COVID-19
WHansen replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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A guide to the UK variant fuelling Thailand’s third wave of COVID-19
WHansen replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I think this article was written before the good Dr Yong Poovorawan announced that the new strain in Thailand, although similar to the UK variant, was different. It actually matches the variant that has been circulating Cambodia for over month. Unless the earlier article was not translated correctly of course.- 46 replies
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Covid tests in Thailand: Where to go and how much
WHansen replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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Health Min confirms private COVID-19 vaccines imports are allowed
WHansen replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
I have read this several times to try and understand the process. I may be wrong but to me it looks like private companies need to apply to the Thai FDA to import vaccines, after approval is granted by the FDA, those companies/organisations can import vaccines and then the hospitals or clinics can negotiate with said companies to supply them vaccines. I hope i have misunderstood this and there are NOT a lot of already rich people applying to be middlemen to earn lots of Baht from this importation of vaccines.- 135 replies
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Government supporting vaccine acquisition by private hospitals
WHansen replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/international/thai-virologist-breaks-down-why-private-sector-cant-procure-covid-19-vaccines An extract from the above article 09/03/2021 "Thai virologist Dr Yong Poovorawan has stepped in to explain why private companies are not yet allowed to import Covid-19 vaccine to Thailand. On March 8, the Chulalongkorn University professor responded via Facebook to people inquiring why private companies and hospitals could not procure their own vaccine. He explained that the Thai and other governments around the world had registered -
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/international/thai-virologist-breaks-down-why-private-sector-cant-procure-covid-19-vaccines
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This seems to going on a tangent away from the article unfortunately. From the bottom of my heart, i truly hope the Thai resilience to C19 that has been seen over the last year, wether from the tropical heat, from the spicy food, stronger bodies, better diet or whatever else has helped reduce the severity of the virus on the good people of Thailand, continues to minimalise the impact if the Kent/UK varient takes hold. We all have loved ones in Thailand who we want to see again soon and this new development has me worried for their safety, and also fearful that all the recent a
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No restrictions on domestic travel for Songkran: Anutin
WHansen replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/events/weekend-party-event-in-phuket-reports-positive-covid-infection -
Agreed, but there is a reason why the private sector can not yet purchase vaccines. Thai virologist Dr Yong Poovorawan explaines why.https://www.phnompenhpost.com/international/thai-virologist-breaks-down-why-private-sector-cant-procure-covid-19-vaccines There is probably a miriad of regulations involved in moving a vaccine from emergency use to general use, so it may well be a long time before those that wish to choose the vaccine they use can do so in Thailand.
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Songkran 2021: Thai police will set up 1,200 DUI checkpoints nationwide
WHansen replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
"He said that 1,200 drink driving checkpoints following the new transparency rules would be set up to stop DUI. In addition there would be another 1,700 checkpoints to check for other infringements on the roads.".........Which do not follow the new transparancy rules. Cha-ching